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I hope he's still parked outside, seething every time he sees the new tenant going in and out of the building. 
🐮 Lolcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / Russell Greee / Russle / Brothel Prince / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner
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I'm glad he's still alive. Russ, if you're reading this, be sure to drink lots of water. It's hot living in a car in Las Vegas in the summer.
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Oh, most certainly.
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The civil lawsuit against Schaefer is coming. Especially after this victory at the Nevada Supreme Court. They didn't reject it on its merits so that means he wins.
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He just can’t stop tilting at windmills, can he? His poor landlord. Any sympathy the guy had toward disabled people is just gone; one rotten apple, etc.
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I still don't get why Greer is doing this? Like obviously he is deranged and he doesn't make rational sense, but he must be doing this for some reason.
Is it literally just because he feels humiliated about being evicted and feels the need to fight back? Did he psy-op himself into thinking he actually knows the law correctly?
I kind of default to the first explanation, but Greer's mind is such an enigma I can't say for sure.
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He might literally have nowhere else to go
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To undo the thing that has already been done, of course!
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You know what they say about lying with dogs. You wake up with plights.
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I'd give it 90% still homeless/10% trying to relitigate due to onerous terms (high deposit, curfew, Internet restrictions) attached to his new housing.
Remember, most people's first impression of Russ is that he is mentally retarded and that will get him preferential treatment.
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He's had 2 maybe 3 court ordered evictions within a year. He probably can't rent anywhere legit anymore. At a minimum he might be trying to get this one off the record? Convert it to a Parking Ticket? Which isn't going to happen.
I mean you might actually feel sorry for the little goblin if it wasn't all his own fault. And he wasn't a complete psychopath.
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Out of curiosity are there slumlords so sleazy that they wouldn't bother with any sort of background check? Just an extortionate deposit + zero tolerance for late rent + lockout/physically thrown out by thugs in place of eviction suits?
I agree that Russ is well past the point where anyone but a slumlord will touch him, but he is not alone in this regard. In counties with good online court records you can find people with many more evictions than Russ.
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I think it's a combo of lack of money/eviction catching up with him so he can't find another place, mental health degradation and rage building up, and his magical thinking that he's going to win against Viatron any second now and everything will be fine, the whole thing is just being blown out of proportion because people just won't listen to him and give him time!
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Shit-Lips is a singularly unique case of narcissistic ego, Dunning-Kruger, a massive sense of unwarranted self-importance and entitlement, low intelligence, and knowing just enough about the law to be a nuisance, but not enough to be successful or dangerous. He genuinely believes he is OWED anything and everything he wants because he was born with a busted mug. Doesn't matter if it's relationships with women, access to brothels, fame and fortune, winning talent contests, gaining other people's property through Eminent Domain, or getting to stay where he's at rent-free because conditions aren't exactly 100% the way he wants them to be.
And if he is told "No", if he is denied what he wants, if he isn't given special accommodations and allowed to advance to the next level of a contest over others who performed far better than him, if his songs aren't accepted and produced by famous pop starlets, if he is banned and trespassed by a brothel, if he is evicted from a property for failure to pay rent and being a bad tenant, if he is told to take down the sheet of styrofoam he scrounged up from behind an old K-Mart that was abandoned since the 80s...then it is the gravest injustice and tragedy in the history of tragic injustices ever and he must retaliate.
And it doesn't matter how many times he fails, how many times he's rejected, how many times he is evicted or has his car repossessed, how many times the court slaps down his retarded bullshit, he still convinces himself that he is in the right, that THIS TIME everything will come up Russell, and all the other failures were merely speed bumps on the highway to success.
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I'm sure he would be able to find a nice cardboard box that has only been defecated in once or twice.
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The man so entitled and embittered, he would sue God if he could for his birth defect and adoption
Edit: Maybe that's why he wants to be a lawyer so badly. He just assumes from Mormon dogma that if you sue someone and either win or win on appeal, you can challenge up to the next level until you challenge the ULTIMATE authority on appeal: God
Edit: Maybe that's why he wants to be a lawyer so badly. He just assumes from Mormon dogma that if you sue someone and either win or win on appeal, you can challenge up to the next level until you challenge the ULTIMATE authority on appeal: God
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Russell truly believes that telling him "no" is illegal because he is disabled. His class schedule needs to be accommodated at work because he's disabled. Unsolicited clauses do not apply to him because he's disabled. Prostitutes owe him preferential treatment and extra time because he's disabled. He doesn't have to pay for housing because he's disabled. And, of course, all of this applies only to him, not other disabled people. And, especially not disabled women, who aren't actually people (to him) anyway.
He clings desperately to the label because, without it, he is faced with the reality that his has no talent, no charm, no marketable skills. Even his efforts to "hide" his disability are large productions designed to draw attention to himself. He's a lot like a munchie; he does have a medical problem, but he massively exaggerates it for attention, while downplaying his actual medical limitations caused by his "disability". If he didn't have delusions of being handsome, I'd expect him to wear an ill-fitted, elaborately decorated face mask to hide his mouth. Instead he has an entire ecosystem growing on his face and never washes or styles his hair.
Is Russell disabled? Yes. He has difficulty eating, drinking, and breathing. He has limb deformities that effect his posture and gait. He has a reduced field of vision. He has a significant speech impediment that no amount of speech therapy can correct. His face has an "uncanny valley" effect on people. And what does he focus on? The part that doesn't actually require accommodation; his face.
He clings desperately to the label because, without it, he is faced with the reality that his has no talent, no charm, no marketable skills. Even his efforts to "hide" his disability are large productions designed to draw attention to himself. He's a lot like a munchie; he does have a medical problem, but he massively exaggerates it for attention, while downplaying his actual medical limitations caused by his "disability". If he didn't have delusions of being handsome, I'd expect him to wear an ill-fitted, elaborately decorated face mask to hide his mouth. Instead he has an entire ecosystem growing on his face and never washes or styles his hair.
Is Russell disabled? Yes. He has difficulty eating, drinking, and breathing. He has limb deformities that effect his posture and gait. He has a reduced field of vision. He has a significant speech impediment that no amount of speech therapy can correct. His face has an "uncanny valley" effect on people. And what does he focus on? The part that doesn't actually require accommodation; his face.
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He didn't fight his first eviction this hard, did he? He threw a fit about the gate being broken leading to his car being repo'ed leading to his inability to pay rent but after the verdict was handed down he left (after trying to sell his shit on marketplace). His second eviction we didn't even know about until this case was filed so he must not have put up too much of a fuss there, either.
It all depends on where you are and how far the landlord-tenant laws are biased toward the tenant. I'm in a Blue city and own a couple of rental properties and do thorough backgrounds and credit checks, the way the laws are you'd be foolish not to. Some places are worse than others though, in California where it takes over a year to get someone out? He'd have no chance of ever securing housing. I've talked about this before in this thread, the fact that Nevada's laws allow for such expedited evictions is one of the reasons he IS able to eventually find new housing after getting evicted. That said, the class of property and where it is makes a difference. If the unit is nice, the rental market is strong, and an LL has a big pool of well qualified applicants to pick from, why would they pick Russ? On the flip side, a class C/D property in an "up and coming" neighborhood (or way up in the holler), they might be willing to take the gamble if their applicant pool is Brittany with 3 kids and a revolving door of boyfriends...or Russ. At least Russ isn't as likely to destroy the unit or be a constant headache of noise complaints and domestics AND he has garnishable income.
I do still think he's going to have a very hard time leasing an apartment from a reputable landlord or management company. Evictions aside, his income is too unstable and likely too low. Many LLs view gig income the same as self employment. I hope he enjoys room rentals, renting rooms come with far fewer tenant protections and it's easy for the landlord to toss them as they're considered a boarder or guest and not a tenant.
Locking out a tenant can get the LL in a whole heap of legal trouble, it requires a court order almost everywhere. You also can't shut off utilities or make conditions miserable to force them out or you'd be open to having them file a suit for interfering with lawful enjoyment.
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We didn't know about it because he wasn't on the lease and thus wasn't a named party in the proceedings. He was an illegal tenant. A sublet not on the lease. He tried to fight the eviction in court and the Judge told him to "get the fuck out today". That was the one where the Troon "massage therapist" ran off to Thailand with the rent money Russ supposedly paid xir. That one likely does not show up on a credit check as he wasn't on the lease. I'm not sure if it would show up in other ways?
I think Shaefer was that lowest possible tier slumlord. At least on a level that Greer could afford. He's probably at the level of weekly roach hotels down by the interstate. Where he has to cough up $400-600/week. Most of those completely under the table no questions asked slumlord are smart enough to rent to drug dealers and shit. People that pay cash on time and cause no problems that the landlord gives a shit about. And sure as shit aren't going to take him to court.
He's been taught throughout his life that whenever he's told no, he runs to his teachers, principal, elders, etc and they tell the other kids to just give the retard whatever he wants. He assumes the Courts are just the adult form of that.
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Depends on how you measure 'fighting hard': Once the company sued for eviction things went much quicker, if he appealed he took that loss quietly, but that was preceded by ~six months of missing rent and negotiations with the landlord/property management company for a payment plan.
If you measure by how much effort he put in/how much stress the suit caused, eviction #1 might have been tougher since he was still writing his own filings back then. Hard to get as emotionally invested when ChatGPT is doing 90% of the work.
Given how short the turnaround was between eviction #2 and moving in with Schaefer I can't help but suspect he knew he couldn't fight it/was so upset at the roommate not being a True and Honest Woman that he already wanted out. Why he picked this one suit to be somewhat reasonable, no idea.
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Does it really matter? Two evictions in ~eighteen months, one of them only filed ~three and a half months ago, will be a giant red flag to any landlord even if s/he doesn't look into the details.
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